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- Breakfast
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Weekend breakfast 7am-1pm: Come and be greeted with a stack of pancakes for the table! In addition to the pancakes you will also serve you freshly brewed coffee, a buffet of eggs, sausage or bacon, a lunch option for those that like to brunch, and provide an omelet station for you to make the best omelet in town!
Adults are $15 and Kids 10 and under are $8!
Golfers Breakfast 6:30am-10am: Grab and Go breakfast sandwiches, breakfast burritos, and artisanal coffee drinks.
- Lunch
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Lunch is offered M-F from 11am-2pm. This Lunch menu rotates weekly to provide you with the freshest of ingredients! Check us out on Facebook for the menu options of the week or come on by and see what we are all about!
- Gazebo
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The Gazebo is located adjacent to the first tee box and is open seasonally from April through October. This lovely, open-air bar offers a beverage service and on the weekends the grill will be on for sausages or burgers. This is a favorite of golfers and non-golfers alike during the warm spring and summer months.
Pending the weather, the Gazebo will be open for service.
Fairways at Evergreen is beautifully situated on the first hole of the Evergreen Golf Course overlooking the greens, practice putting hole and gazebo. They offer daily sit-down dining for lunch and dinner, regular evening specials, special event dining and breakfast on the weekends. On Sundays, the Evergreen offers what is arguably the best Sunday Brunch on the peninsula with a full array of breakfast and lunch items, carving stations, desserts, beverages and even champagne. The Evergreen Club sets the highest standard for catering and is generally the first choice for parties and events of all sizes. We can help you create memorable occasions like birthday and anniversary celebrations, unit events, holiday parties, hails and farewells, and dining-in's. Our Evergreen bar offers full beverage service for your guest's enjoyment, and in the spring and summer months, they can take advantage of the outdoor patio and gazebo.
